My Fourth Time, We Drowned

This book investigates the migrant crisis in North Africa and its devastating impact on refugees. It shares personal stories of individuals facing perilous journeys and examines the systemic issues surrounding the treatment of migrants. The author highlights the negligence of NGOs, corruption within international organisations, and the role of European policies in exacerbating the crisis. Key themes include the economics of human trafficking, the struggles of aid workers, and the use of social media for fundraising ransoms. It raises critical questions about accountability and the lack of media coverage on these urgent issues.